I just saw the first wild beavers legally released in England - theguardian.com/environment/20…

Wild beavers have legally returned to English waterways for the first time in four centuries. alex thomson explains why the release of these remarkable engineers into the wetlands of Purbeck in Dorset is so important. channel4.com/news/end-of-be…

It’s almost exactly 4 years ago, has anything changed? So proud of Lucy for writing this, especially considering what she’s going through. And now the rumour mill is throwing up more male names in the birding world, time to call them out?

Brilliant beaver site in Dorset stuffed full of dragonflies that never before were there. All change in 2.5 years. The bringers quite unequivocally of life.

I was delighted to have a chat with Krishnan Guru-Murthy on Channel 4 News about ‘Just Earth’. ‘Environmental destruction & social inequality are two faces of the same coin’ channel4.com/news/people-su…

Early start paid off, ‘33’ gathering lots of sticks to build the nest up in Manton Bay. Rutland Ospreys Tim Mackrill

Many of our GPS tagged Whooper Swans are in the air right now starting their migrations back. Folk in Lincolnshire/Yorkshire/Northumberland/Cumbria - are you seeing visible Whooper migration today? I'd love to hear :-)

Welcome home Male 30(10) 30 is a key bird for us here at the trout hatchery. We’re sure many of you will be delighted to see his return April can be a fantastic month to witness Ospreys feeding to build up their strength after a lengthy migration.

BIG NEWS!!!! it is official, there will be a GCSE in Natural History. Feel quite overwhelmed. Maybe these little ones and all other wildlife might have a better future. questions-statements.parliament.uk/written-questi…

Some great views of #Osprey 33 at Rutland Water today... Leicestershire & Rutland Wildlife Trust Rutland Water Nature Reserve Rutland Herald Rutland Ospreys RSPB RSPB England Tim Mackrill River Gwash Ospreys The British Nature Guide #NaturePhotography #TwitterNatureCommunity

What an end to the week! We can now confirm that over the past five days, four Ospreys have fished the trout farm. Female 30 and Males 11, 30 and T7 11 dropping in for his breakfast on Friday morning 📸 Bill Glancy

RAISING MONEY FOR BURGESS… UPDATE: Scans confirm a ruptured ACL and is now awaiting an op date On Saturday against Kettering there will be a bucket run to help him and his wife and baby on the way, as he goes through rehab and is out of work for anyone who would like to donate

A huge thank you to Stamford fan Paul Duell who has organised a go fund me for Joe and his family in support of his rehab, recovery and loss of income A bucket collection will still be held on Saturday also for anyone wishing to get involved. gofundme.com/f/joe-burgess-…

Having served two full terms at Chair of Natural England, I’m delighted to say I will be staying for a third term. I’m looking forward to working with everyone in driving greater ambitions for Nature’s recovery in England. It’s not easy, but it is vital gov.uk/government/new…

We have our first egg of 2025! Just on 08.47 this morning, Tuesday 25th March. #stamford #peregrinefalcons #lincolnshire BBC East Midlands Stamford All Saints 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

Our team spend many hours observing the released #WhiteTailedEagles to learn about their behaviour including diet. During a recent monitoring session they were lucky enough to capture this great clip of one of the eagles catching cuttlefish in the Solent Estuary. Roy Dennis Foundation

🧵 The unringed adult peregrine pair at All Saints Church in #Stamford have bred for their fifth year. This year (2025), they have four chicks which were successfully ringed under licence this morning, Monday 26th May, ages 24, 24,23 and 22 days.

White-tailed Eagle G542 recently became the third eagle from the Isle of Wight to make a flight across the English Channel. She spent a month in France, travelling more than 2000 miles, before returning to Southern England. Read more: roydennis.org/2025/05/12/ano… Sea Eagle England

So pleased to see this Osprey return. Hopefully a sign of things to come in the West Midlands

The return of #WhiteTailedEagles to England is connecting people with nature in inspirational ways 🦅 In our 3 part series we’ll be sharing more about how this landmark conservation project is restoring these iconic birds. Forestry England Roy Dennis Foundation bit.ly/3TIXfo8